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No. I liked her. I was rather annoyed by the actor who played Geu ru, he kind of felt like an idol trying to impress us but actually failed by copying a pathetic Dustin Hoffman. Lee Je Hoon and the supporting cast saved the show. Really convincing portrayals of people with ASD or other disorders are delivered in 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo' and 'It's Ok to Not be Ok'

Agree! However, I'm worried that the writer changed the direction and message. Episode 14 (and the Episode 15 preview) rather felt like a totally different message, discouraging to all disadvantaged people (dictator Park used to call them "unwanted" citizens back in the day). Bullying without facing ANY consequences getting rewarded, including a nice but dumb girl, by telling a pathetic story or coming up with whatever excuse (which justifies nothing). This sends out the message: We can do what we want, we're privileged enough to not face consequences, just like in school. Once a bully, always a bully. And at the top of it all: the breakup between Young-woo and Jun-ho. Yes, that's how this sick society works. Art should be a means to address such issues but also give hope and inspiration. After all, it's a drama not a documentary.

What's the difference between Netflix and Disney+ in Germany? Netflix has about 150 Korean shows to offer, Disney+ Zero. Disney+ has a big mouth, wanting to follow in the footsteps of Netflix, yet they're actually scammers. This means, people like me are f*cked, because we can't watch certain K-Dramas, like 'Big Mouth'.

An overhyped idol. Even from another continent I can hear the groupies screaming "Oppa".

This show is one of the reasons why I watch only Korean (along with Japanese and Chinese) movies and shows. I love the acting of the supporting cast too.

I love this show! I rewatched it two times and it's still entertaining for certain reasons. It's the kind of fiction I need to distract myself.

I love him, but I can't stand the main actor who plays the father.

The main actor with his lifeless expression is so boring.

I have the same opinion and even wrote about yesterday out of disappointment forgetting that the show is still running and the episodes have still been great (particularly the moments with Attorney Jung). After the final episode and rewatching the whole thing I can give my final verdict.

No. Since yesterday, most commentators are NOT giving constructive criticism. Serious critics are giving reviews AFTER the show's final episode. Since yesterday, people are writing negative comments because they dislike the Min-woo character development though we don't even know how the show will end. That's Netizens-like hate-mongering. Constructive criticism? Professional critics of magazines will laugh about.

No. That's life. Every episode of this show is amazing. Should they ignore Jun-ho's evil sister or Attorney Jung's health issue? The Jeju trip was great. This show is in the same league as one of my favs, 'My Mister. Even 'My Mister' has debatable moments, like the ml's brother treating his actress girlfriend like shit, or the rushed ending. Are you a better screenwriter? Real crap are shows like 'Cafe Minamdang'.

What's with this bashing on mydramalist? This show is still -and will remain- amazing, worth to be rewatched many times. Yes, we don't like a character like Min-woo. Episode 13 and 14 might be confusing and debatable but they're still great. Even my all-time favourite shows, like 'My Mister' or 'Mr. Queen', have these moments.

No... I'm 46 years old and I love 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo'. The actors/actresses in this show are solid and amazing. They're not some of these overrated, overhyped and awkwardly-looking wax figures celebrated by a bunch of idol groupies.

Don't worry, I understand fantasy. I love 'W', 'Times', 'Sketch', 'Guardian', 'Bulgasal', 'Hotel del Luna', 'Tale of the Nine-Tailed', 'Black', 'Possessed', 'My Love from the Star', 'Mystic Pop-up Bar', 'Live Up to Your Name', 'Alchemy of Souls', and many more. Thanks to some writers and directors a few average main actors are bearable. But 'Doom at Your Service', 'Abyss' and a few more belong to the worst. (Park Bo-young deserves better actors, like in 'Strong Girl Bong Soon' or 'Oh My Ghost'). The concept of 'Cafe Minamdang' is great, but the main actor is embarrassing. This show might be of interest to women-hating girls, K-Pop fanatics or idol groupies, but not to me.

It's not just the main actress. The majority of actors are so stiff and boring, looking like some jerks. For women-hating girls, K-Pop fanatics or idol groupies this show might be "good".

This show promoting plastic surgery is a waste of time. The main actress, along with the majority of actors, is so stiff and boring that it must be rather a bad idea to ruin your face and body.

It's just a cat fight between two women. She probably had an eye on YW's dad in law school. Making CEO Han the only villain while turning minions like Min-woo in a "look-I'm-all-good-now" guy would be a forgettable and embarrassing ending of an otherwise amazing show. It's forced writing. Imagine they turn Tae Su-mi in a "all-of-a-sudden god-like mother" in the last episode.

Once again, Yoo Seung ho, one of the worst South Korean actors, ruined a whole show.

Don't worry. We're watching the same show. Seo's best role was in "The Master's Sun". His performances in "High School King of Savvy" and "I Remember You" were good enough. From then on something went wrong with him. He singlehandedly ruined "Doom at Your Service" (even Bo-young couldn't save this show). But the worst performance is this one in Cafe Minamdang.

The first 4 episodes are a total mess. Seo In-guk delivers one of the worst performances I've ever witnessed from a South Korean actor. He's so bad and embarrassing that I'm about to skip this whole thing. Love the fl